Hi sis
It’s me I’m out of town I don’t want to go to boarding school as I won’t be able to see you, none of my friends are there and what if everyone there in weird. Please sister what do I do?
Answer:this would be letter b plz brainliest
Explanation:
Answer:
A. What are you talking about, Marcus? Asked Shelby.
Explanation:
The correct way of writing the above sentence will be
"What are you talking about, Marcus?" asked Shelby.
As the sentence is based on a conversation, inverted commas should be used to open the sentence as well as close it. The rest of the options are indirect speeches while the first option is a direct speech. Thus, the punctuation.
6. If the underlined phrase is <em>in a theatrical family, </em>then this is A. a prepositional phrase, because it begins with the preposition <em>in. </em>The sentence doesn't even have a participle ,gerund, or infinitive.
7. If <em>James and Ella </em>is underlined, then this is a C. appositive phrase.